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CILIP in London Monthly Evening Meeting: Libraries as Learning Centres

Not sure how widely this has been publicised, so apologies if it's old news!  It looks an interesting project (apologies for the formatting)

CILIP in London Monthly Evening Meeting: Libraries as Learning Centres
Organisation:   CILIP in London        
Date:   13 May 2008    
Event venue:    The Sekforde Arms, Sekforde Street, London EC1.

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Time:   6.30pm 
Cost:   Free   
Description:    Speaker: Ann Wolfe, MLA London

MLA London is running a 12-month pilot study in five boroughs to test the effectiveness of libraries as locations for skills learning. The project, Skilled for Health, is a joint government-voluntary sector initiative to reduce health inequalities. It uses health as an incentive for adults wishing to improve their well-being, whilst improving literacy, language or numeracy skills. An extensive set of teaching materials has been developed. Ann Wolfe will relate her experiences in running the pilot project, which ends shortly, and discuss its implications for libraries as learning centres.

Ann joined MLA London in May 2007 as Skilled for Health Development Worker after many years in the voluntary sector, both supporting people with mental health problems and as a Human Rights Campaigner.

This talk will be of particular value to anyone registered for CILIP Chartership and can contribute towards CPD requirements.

CILIP in London evening meetings are free and open to all with a professional interest in the topic. Refreshments will be available afterwards.

As space is limited, please let us know if you are coming. It would be helpful to tell us how you found out about the event.
We do our best to ensure that events take place as advertised, but regret we cannot take responsibility for changes or cancellations due to circumstances beyond our control.  
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Details:        Phillip Powell 
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URL:    www.cilip.org.uk/branches/byregion/
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Melanie Brocklehurst
Academic Liaison and Development Manager
Centre for Learning Support and Development
London South Bank University
250 Southwark Bridge Road
London   SE1 6NJ

Tel: 020 7815 6695
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